Cookie Policy
This policy explains how ftmabrokerae.com, an independent editorial review site, uses cookies and similar technologies, and the choices you have over them.
Details of our partnerWhy we owe you a clear explanation
We run this site as an independent editorial resource. We review the broker FXTM for readers in the United Arab Emirates, and that is all we do. We are not the broker, we are not affiliated with the broker, and we do not provide financial services, accounts, deposits or advice. Because we ask your browser to store small pieces of information while you read, we take on the obligation to tell you plainly what those pieces are, how long they stay, and what happens if you turn them down.
This policy sits alongside our general approach to privacy. It applies to every page of ftmabrokerae.com. Where we need to reach you about cookies, we point you to the contact form on this site rather than to any address or phone number, since editorial contact happens through that form.
Reading this page should take a few minutes and should leave you able to decide, without guesswork, whether to keep cookies switched on here.
Understand what a cookie actually is
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to keep. When you return to the site, or move between its pages, the browser sends that file back so the site can recognise your device and remember something about your visit. Cookies are not programs. They cannot run on your machine, and they cannot read other files on it.
The same broad idea covers related storage tools such as local storage and pixels, which we treat the same way in this policy. Some cookies are deleted when you close the browser. Others stay on your device for a set period.
We set cookies for narrow purposes: keeping the site working, remembering display choices such as a dismissed notice, and measuring in aggregate how pages are read so we can improve the editorial content.
See how long each kind lives
Session cookies last only as long as your browsing session. They disappear when you close the tab or the browser, and they carry settings that need to survive from one page view to the next.
Persistent cookies remain after you close the browser, for a fixed period written into the cookie itself. On this site, those periods range from a few days for display preferences to as much as twelve months for aggregate measurement. When the period ends, the cookie expires and your browser removes it.
Where a third party sets a cookie through our pages, that party decides the lifetime, and the periods it uses are described in its own notice rather than here.
Know which third parties set cookies
Some cookies on this site are set by organisations other than us. These third parties provide functions we rely on, such as aggregated visitor statistics and the delivery of pages and fonts. When your browser loads those elements, the third party may place its own cookie and read it on later visits.
We choose third parties with care, but we do not control their cookies or the data they collect. Their notices govern that processing, and we encourage you to read them. We never pass your name or contact details to them, because we do not collect those details through cookies.
We do not name partners in this policy because the specific providers may change. The current position is always reflected in the consent tool shown on the site, which lists each third party and its purpose at the moment you visit.
Decide what happens when you refuse, and how to control cookies
If you refuse non-essential cookies, the editorial pages still load and remain readable. What changes is the surrounding experience: a display preference may not be remembered, a dismissed notice may reappear, and we will not receive aggregate measurement that helps us see which reviews readers find useful. Refusing essential cookies can break page functions, because the site may not be able to hold your choices between pages.
You control cookies through your browser settings, where you can view stored cookies, delete them, and block them for this site or for all sites. Blocking everything may affect how other websites behave. You can also change your choice at any time through the consent tool on this site.
We publish changes to this policy on this page. When the list of cookies or third parties changes, the revised text appears here with a new effective date, and the consent tool reflects the new position. Continued use of the site after a change means you accept the updated policy, so please check back when you visit. Questions go through the contact form on this site.
